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Daniel Francis Doyle
Austin’s one-man “rock/pop/ballad/bossanova/clank.”
Beerland, 711 Red River
Mike Cooley
Half the main songwriting duo behind Georgia’s Drive-By Truckers, Mike Cooley’s long been reluctant to go it alone, but this two-night run marks his Austin solo debut. In the early days, the Hole served as the Truckers’ favorite local pit stop, so it’s also a homecoming. Cooley’s new live LP, The Fool on Every Corner, alternates between rowdy and sentimental, just like the characters in his songs. Sure to be lots of DBT favorites. See interview on the Earache! blog. – Jim Caligiuri
Hole in the Wall, 2538 Guadalupe
Odd Future / Trash Talk
Lost in the riots and recklessness now synonymous with the Odd Future party bus is the degree to which Tyler, the Creator and his Cali cronies held hip-hop in a death grip in 2010, releasing a string of mixtapes that shook the industry and ushered in a new era of juvenile shock rap. This spring’s OF Tape Vol. 2 lacks the luster of Tyler’s “French!” or Earl Sweatshirt’s “Luper,” but it’s still enough to elicit wide-eyed amazement. Across the river, punk thrashers and OF labelmates Trash Talk blow out the speaker box via October’s 119. – Chase Hoffberger
Emo’s East/Red 7
Ralph ‘Soul’ Jackson
’Bama-born Muscle Shoals find finally debuts The Alabama Love Man.
Continental Club, 1315 S. Congress
SOAK Reunion
Nineties major label alt.rock industrialists regroup at home venue.
Red Eyed Fly, 715 Red River
Dead Space , Gangster Rainbow , Math the Band , Daniel Francis Doyle (7:00)
Beerland 711 Red River
Son Geezinslaw , Glenn Collins (8:00)
Buddy's Place 8619 Burnet Rd.
Mad Cowboys (7:00)
Carousel Lounge 1110 E. 52nd
the Saucerians, Ralph “Soul” Jackson (10:00)
Continental Club 1315 S. Congress
Donn & the Station Masters
Donn's Depot 1600 W. Fifth
Odd Future (9:00)
Emo's 2015 Riverside
Wild Bill & the Lost Knobs (7:00)
Flipnotics Coffeespace 1601 Barton Springs Rd.
Mike Cooley (9:00)
Hole in the Wall 2538 Guadalupe
Leeann Atherton (7:00)
Maria's Taco Xpress 2529 S. Lamar
Soak (9:00)
Red Eyed Fly 715 Red River
DJ Joe Hernandez (9:00)
Texas Mist 1115 Bastrop Hwy.
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